

Title: The Commune
Director: Thomas Vinterberg
Screenplay: Tobias Lindholm
Cast: Trine Dyrholm, Ulrich Thomsen, Helene Reingaard Neumann, Lars Ranthe, Fares Fares
Editing: Anne Ľsterud, Janus Billeskov Jansen
Production: Sisse Graum Jộrgensen and Morten Kaufmann (Zentropa Entertainments)
Year: 2015
Country: Denmark
Duration: 111 min
Erik and Anna are a professional couple with a dream. Together with their daughter Freja, they create a commune in Erik’s huge mansion located in a luxurious Copenhagen neighborhood. With family at the center of the story, we enter the dream of a real commune. We attend house meetings, dinners and parties. We see a combination of friendship, love and living together under one roof, until a shocking romance tests the commune and the commune itself.
Thomas Vinterberg is a filmmaker originally from Copenhagen. He began his studies at the Danish Film Academy – National Film School in Denmark, and achieved success in the international music scene with the 1998 film Festen (The Celebration).
Festen is also the first film produced by the Dogma 95 film movement, co-created by Vintenberg himself. After this first feature, Vintenberg went on to direct several critically acclaimed films such as Submarino (from 2010), on the theme of lack of empathy and its consequences, which was highly praised by critics, and Jagten (The Hunt -The Suspect, from 2012), on the theme of marginalization experienced by a male kindergarten teacher who is falsely accused of sexual abuse.
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